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Jaar2001
PublicatietypeAflevering
SerieAntiquity
Volume288
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Pagina’s232-458
UitgeverAntiquity Trust
PlaatsCambridge
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Exemplaar38282 ReknummerT-18-1-d
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Editorial
233-246
Stoddart S. & Malone C. |
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A visit to the Deh Luran plain
247-250
Abdi K. |
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Makapansgat Limeworks hominid palaeocave, South Africa
251-252
Herries A. I R., Latham A. G. & Kuykendall L. |
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Seven thousand collections. On the Web
253-254
Morris E. L. & Champion T. C. |
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Rock carvings, rubbings and lichen
255-256
Coles J. |
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An initial investigation into aspects of preservation potential of the Bradshaw rock-art system, Kimberley, northwestern Australia
257-258
Biro P. P., Ebersole T. W., Felder M. A. J., Jensen I. B., Michaelsen P., Smith N. W. & von Liptak T. |
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Production and exchange of the earliest ceramic vessels in the Aegean: a view from Early Neolithic Knossos, Crete
259-260
Tomkins P. & Day P. M. |
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Metalwork, burnt mounds and settlement on the West Sussex Coastal Plain: a contextual study
261-262
Dunkin D. J. |
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A beaker/food vessel assemblage from the Northumberland Cheviots
263-264
Topping P. |
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Recent excavations in Northwest Cambodia
265-266
O'Reilly D. J. W. & Sytha P. |
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A new Maya stela from La Milpa, Belize
267-268
Hammond N. |
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Recent rescue excavations in Albania
269-270
Amore M. G. & Bejco L. |
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Palaeolithic weaving. A contribution from Chauvet
271-272
Bahn P. G. |
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Bronze Age Myanmar (Burma): a report on the people from the cemetery of Nyaunggan, Upper Myanmar
273-278
Tayles N., Domett K. & Pauk Pauk U. |
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Camels in antiquity: Roman period finds from Slovenia
279-284
Bartosciewicz L. & Birjec J. |
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Were the Scots Irish?
285-292
Campbell E. |
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Megalithic engeneering techniques: experiments using axe-based technology
293-298
Osenton C. J. |
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Were ancient seal secure?
299-304
Johnston R. G., Martinez D. D. & Garcia A. R. E. |
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West Heslerton seminar
305-308
Rahtz P. |
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An engraved bone fragment from c. 70.000-year-old Middle Stone Age levels at Blombos Cave, South Africa: implications for the origin og symbolism and language
309-318
d'Errico F., Henshilwood C. & Nilssen P. |
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Lithic assemblages from the Cang Tang Region, Northern Tibet
319-327
Bratinham P. J., Olsen J. W. & Schaller G. B. |
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Absolute age range of the Late Cypriot IIC perios on Cyprus
328-340
Manning S. W., WeningerB., South A. K., Kling B., Kuniholm P. I. & et al. |
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Archaeobotanical evidence for pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) in sub-sahara West Africa
341-348
D'Andrea A. C., Klee M. & Casey J. |
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The chronology of the Iron Age "moats" of northeast Thailand
349-360
McGrath R. J. & Boyd W. E. |
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A glimpse at Moche Phase III occupation at the Huacas of Moche site Northern Peru
361-372
Chapdelaine C., Pimentel V. & Bernier H. |
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Broken fingers: Classic Maya scribe capture and polity consolidation
373-381
Johnston K. J. |
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The Oldest British Industry": continuity and obsolescence in a flintknapper's sample set
382-390
Whittaker J. C. |
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Fair Prehistory: archaeological exhibits at French Expositions Universelles
391-401
Müller-Scheessel N. |
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Three-dimensional imaging in archaeology: its history and future
402-409
Nicholson P. T. |
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Harappan seeds and agriculture: some considerations. With comment by Steven A. Weber
410-414
Fuller D. Q. |
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Blind in a cloud of data: problems with the chronology of Neanderthal extinction and anatomically modern human expansion. With comment by J. P. Bocquet-Appel & P. Y. Demars
415-420
Pettitt P. B. & Pike A. W. G. |